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China has the second largest economy in the world at USD 14.4 trillion after the United States, according to data from the International Monetary Fund (IMF)<\/a>, which shows Chinese economy increased from around USD 12 trillion last year.<\/p>\n

China is not only the most crowded, but also\u00a0the 4. largest country in the world just after Russia, Canada and United States.<\/p>\n

By following hard-line communist economic ideology between 1949 and 1982, China was not an eye-catching player in international trade.<\/p>\n

After adapting so called\u00a0market socialism<\/a> policy in early 80-ies,\u00a0Chinese economy started to open up to the outside world gradually.<\/p>\n

In order to profit from its cheap workforce and unmatched government incentives, the global companies flown in to China.<\/p>\n

This process, which is still being continued today, has been accelerated by\u00a0China’s participation in the WTO (World Trade Organization).<\/p>\n

China has been a member of WTO since 11 December 2001<\/a>.<\/p>\n

On this page you can find brief information in regards to Chinese economy and international trade, Chinese banks and letter of credit usage tips specific to China.<\/p>\n

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Chinese Exports at a Glance:<\/strong><\/span><\/h4>\n

As of 2017 China is the top exporting country in the world. China’s 2017 exports declared as 2 trillion 263 billion US dollars in value.<\/p>\n

China is overwhelmingly exporting manufacturing goods. 93.7 percent of all the exported goods of China are coming from this category.<\/p>\n

Agricultural goods plus fuels and mining products\u00a0together account for six percent of total Chinese exports in 2017.<\/p>\n

China is exporting goods to almost all the countries but the most significant export destinations of China are\u00a0United States of America: %18.4,\u00a0 European Union (28): %16.2,
\nHong Kong, China: %13.7, Japan: %6.2 and\u00a0Republic of Korea: %4.5.<\/p>\n

Top Exported Products of China (2017)<\/strong><\/p>\n